stud Horses. TO STAND THIS SEASON,' " "-",'"■■ mHB Thoroughbred Stal--1 J lion Greyhounl, GREYHOUND is by Opawa-dam Lady Jane by-EiddloßWorth; grand dam Medora, by Glendower-Arab, ■: Seo N, Z, Stud book for further pedigree. ' Greyhound has started in eleven district events and out of these he has won eight firsts, two seconds, and one unplaced, This horse will sUnd at BrunsMll's stables, Feathorston, whore mares will bo waited on, TERMS-£3 per mare. Two or more as per arrangement, 16& J, FREETH, ; TO STAND THIS SEASON. Barry Lyndon, "OTILL be at Platform J »V Farm for the season. * Terms—£4. No charge for paddocks. An allowance made wlien more than one mare is sent. Apply ' B. KIMBERLEY, Grcytowti. TO STAND THIS SEASON, A Ttho Empire Stables, MasL tor ton, the thoroughbred Phillip the First. Phillip the First is a chesuut 'horse, 3 years old, recently imported from Canterbury. Ho stands 15J hands high, and is altogether a promising young Stallion, Phimip toe First Is by King PhillipMadaine by Vaccination-Moops by Sir Hercules, King Miillip by Gamilon—Lady Dowling by Kelpie, Yaecinatioirby Jersey —Arab mare, Phillip ihk Fiitsr beiug limited to 20 mates early application is necessary to secure Mb service, TERMS-£2 10s per mare CASH. For farther particulars apply J. DEVONSHIRE, 1512 Owner, UdJer the dlstlii i giiieh(Kl Patronage U H. T. PRICE, HAIRDRESSER AND PERFUMBK, Lambton Qua* • Wellixoton. OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Wobk is ail its Branches-^ J. RABE, CABINETMAKER AND UPHOLSTERER. Every description of Furniture kept in stock and made to order. Country Orders Punctually Attended To, Otjba-Stheet, Wkllikotqx, 07 ITENHOUSE AND SMITH'S IJ SELF-ACTING Gaseous Vermin and Babbit Exterminators, BLENHEIM, NJSW ZEALAND, Patented 17th August, 18S3, On view at the oilice of W, M, Bannatyne & Co,, WELLINGTON. Empire Coach Factory, COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. ROUSE"* HURRELL, X the Wairarapa District for the liberal patronage accorded to them during the past two years, beg to inform them flint they havo largely extended their premises, and will therefore be able to carry out all orders with despatch, and have on hand sud are buildingLANDATJS, BROUGHAMS, WAGGONETTS BUGGIES (Single and Double PLI/ETONS, CARTS AND EXPRESSES, That for .STYLE and FJNI.dH cannot be surpassed, at tue Lowwt Prices, consistent With IJOOD WuIIKJIANSHIP, AND DESIGNS ON APPLICATION, Time is Money, MACHINERY VEitaUS HAND LABOR, PARTIES about to build or who require any description of CARPENTER'S or JOINER'S work done are rcspertfully advised to get a price from S. Bacon and Co. Who are in a position to give tho BEST ARTICLE and tho MOST WORK for tho LEAST MONEY. Large Stocks of SEASONED TIMBER, Dressed and rough, Mouldings, Skirtings, Doors, Sashes, &c, &o, In fact everything necessary to carry out any orders, always on hand. Estimates given and contracts taken, and FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN sent to any part of the country, Mastcrton Dec, 11,1882. 1252 PATRONISE LOCAL INDUSTRY. MK GEO. SIEVERS has been appointed Agent in Wellington for tho fale of the superior WINES manufactured by Mr Sollor, of Wanganui-Con-Btantia, Muscat, Port, Hock, Malaga, Sparkling Hock, Verdeilles, and Sparkling Moselle, These wines took prices at the Melbourne and Christclutrch Exhibitions, and cannot bo excelled. The wines we sent to tho Melbourne Inhibition, when competing with those lrora nil parts of the world, obtained six prizes. These wines were also exhibited at the Ashburton Industrial Exhibition held on the 20th March. 1881, and received from tho Judges first award of merit, A prize medal was also obtained for these pure and unadulterated wines at tho Christchurch Exhibition, 1882, Note the Address-Opposite Occidental Hotel, Lambton Quay, Wellington, 1496 PINE HOUSE, Lambtos Quav .. ~ Wellington J& 6, BECK desire to inform the i _ inhabitants c,f Wairarapa and surrounding districts that they have commenced bußiness on Lambton Quav (opposite the Occidental Hotel) as CUNTOTIONIffiS. Fresh Fruit and Refreshment may bo had daily. Tea, Coffee, &c, always ready, Ice Creams, Strawberries and Cream in season, Cordials of all kiuds. Refreshment Rooms for visitors, who will receive everv attention. J. and G E. hope by strict attention to business to merit a sharo of mtblic patroiwge, [MPORTANT NO TIG*., 8, GRAY, in returning thanks to his numerous customers fo past favors, begs t« inform tho public generally that having now in jtock a large quantity of the very besi timbers suitable for Coachluildiugand wheelwright purposes, ho is prepared receive and iwccuto all ordors entrusted him, and will guarantee Vtli style and finish tr equal that turned out ia any p»rt of the Province. Repairs to all kinds of Yohioles, inolud ng taming & painting, shaU receir nmediate attention, and bo performe fll neatnes and dispatch. P, GRAY, Blacksmith, Coachbuilder, & Wheelwright.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1541, 22 November 1883, Page 4
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